A practical guide, published by SONIQ LABS · Our editorial approach
The Ultrasonic
Jewellery Guide↗

Clean jewellery. Clear decisions.

Ultrasonic jewellery cleaners.
Made clear.

An ultrasonic jewellery cleaner can lift dirt from hard-to-reach details. Choosing one starts with understanding your jewellery—not just the machine.

Find out what to look for ↗Check your jewellery first
Illustration of sound waves travelling through a cleaner's liquid around a ring
Illustration · Liquid carries the cleaning action
into accessible details.

Start here

Three questions before you buy.

01 / THE JEWELLERY

Is your piece suitable?

Stone treatments, settings and finishes matter as much as the metal. Check the whole piece before choosing a method.

Read the compatibility guide →
02 / THE ROUTINE

What are you cleaning?

Everyday dirt and oils are different from tarnish, scratches or a loose stone. Match the method to the problem.

Compare cleaning methods →
03 / THE MACHINE

What earns its place?

Look at usable space, controls, care instructions and support. A bigger number on the box is not proof of a better clean.

Use the buying checklist →

The short answer

Sound waves do the work.

Ultrasonic cleaning uses high-frequency sound in a liquid. Tiny bubbles form and collapse, helping dislodge dirt from surfaces the liquid reaches. It is a cleaning method, not a repair or a universal treatment for every piece.

Understand the science →

Useful answers, before a purchase.

This resource is published by SONIQ LABS. We make SONIQ Clean, but a machine is not the right answer for every piece or every routine. Our guides explain the choices, the limits and what to ask your jeweller.

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